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Pre ejaculate
So me and my bf never use protection because we do the pull out method and a few days ago after our intercourse u just found out about guys pre ejaculating and I did alot if research on it and I'm just wondering if people are saying you can possibly get prego from it why haven't I already cause I've been doing this for awhile it just really scares me cause I'm so young and I have no one to talk to about it cause my parents would kill me.. But yeah I need professional help please and thank you
A related discussion, gahhh too young was started.
Yeah definitely get on BC or have him wear protection the next time you have sex. Haha.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello.
Please stop doing this immediately. The fact that you haven't gotten pregnant so far is just dumb luck. Your research is incorrect.
Many sources that discuss the ineffectiveness of withdrawal argue that pre-ejaculate can contain sperm. This is because previous ejaculations can leave some sperm behind in the folds of the penis. All it takes is ONE sperm for pregnancy to occur. That's right: ONE sperm among millions that were ejaculated.
The short answer is that you can’t trust the circumstances, so you have to take control and assure safety by using effective risk reduction to reduce your risk of both pregnancy and disease or infection.
If you're old enough to be sexual with a partner, you're old enough to take responsibility. That means using effective risk reduction. Remember that with great sex comes great responsibility. Your local Planned Parenthood or teen clinic has low-cost or free, confidential contraceptive/risk reduction services. Go now and figure out what method works best for you before it's too late. Best of luck to you. Dr. J
Please stop doing this immediately. The fact that you haven't gotten pregnant so far is just dumb luck. Your research is incorrect.
Many sources that discuss the ineffectiveness of withdrawal argue that pre-ejaculate can contain sperm. This is because previous ejaculations can leave some sperm behind in the folds of the penis. All it takes is ONE sperm for pregnancy to occur. That's right: ONE sperm among millions that were ejaculated.
The short answer is that you can’t trust the circumstances, so you have to take control and assure safety by using effective risk reduction to reduce your risk of both pregnancy and disease or infection.
If you're old enough to be sexual with a partner, you're old enough to take responsibility. That means using effective risk reduction. Remember that with great sex comes great responsibility. Your local Planned Parenthood or teen clinic has low-cost or free, confidential contraceptive/risk reduction services. Go now and figure out what method works best for you before it's too late. Best of luck to you. Dr. J
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